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Killing Moon (2000)

TV Movie  -  95 min  -  Action | Drama | Thriller
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A mysterious disease threatens airline passengers.

Director:

John Bradshaw

Writer:

Tony Johnston
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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Kim Coates ...
Clayton Durrell
Daniel Baldwin ...
Frank Conroy
Penelope Ann Miller ...
Laura Chadwick
Daniel Kash ...
Lt. David Thatcher
Denis Akiyama Denis Akiyama ...
Dr. Yamada
Tracey Cook Tracey Cook ...
Roberta
Christopher Bolton ...
Peter Neely
Natalie Radford ...
Teri Sands
Mark Camacho ...
Tag Hunt
Dave Nichols Dave Nichols ...
Pilot
Elias Zarou ...
Joseph Carter
William B. Davis ...
Ed
Diana Salvatore Diana Salvatore ...
Jaya Millay
Matthew Godfrey ...
Adam Ward
Katherine Trowell ...
Sharon Carter
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Storyline

A mysterious disease threatens airline passengers.

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Contagio a bordo See more »

Filming Locations:

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada See more »

Company Credits

Production Co:

Trinity Pictures See more »
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Goofs

Continuity: After they almost crash into the mountains they turn south, according to the lady flying the plane and the ground controller, but the next shot shows the rising sun and clearly shows their path, over the clouds, heading straight into the sun, which would be east. Then, in the very next shot, two passengers on the right-side of the plane mention the sun coming up and are looking straight out their window. For them to see the rising sun the plane would have to be heading north. See more »